SJM
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With this book completed, I have now completed all of the Maasverse!! I can now officially state that Crescent City is my second favorite Maas series. After enjoying all of Maas’s books (to varying degrees), it will come as no surprise that I loved House of Flame and Shadow. This is another review where all
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I feel like I can keep this review quick and simple by saying that after finishing House of Sky and Breath, Crescent City has now solidified its place as my second favorite Maas series! I love all the characters and had so much fun listening to this book in the car. This book had so
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Maas just can’t miss! Time to add another Maasverse book to the amazing pile. For some background, I listened to the audiobook for this one instead of actually reading the book. Now, for a hot second, I was afraid I wasn’t able to get as invested in audiobooks as I do with physical books because
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I have never had such a weight lift off my shoulders than that of finishing this series. Sure, I loved and loved/hated almost every book and moment, but it was such a huge commitment that I feel so relieved and accomplished after finishing the series. Now, about this book specifically, I would say it’s my
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It comes as no surprise to anyone who’s read my previous Throne of Glass book reviews but Chaol is my favorite character, so it’s not shocking that Tower of Dawn is my new favorite! But Chaol being front and center is only one part of why I loved this book. Of all the different scenarios
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After Queen of Shadows fully got my attention I was a tad afraid that I wouldn’t like Empire of Storms as much, especially considering that my boy Chaol isn’t in it. Luckily it did not disappoint, plus for my own entertainment, I kept a count of how many times Chaol was mentioned(13 times by name
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Oh man as a Chaol fan, this book started at a real low point, so much so that I almost thought I’d have to give it a bad review. But then I had to remind myself that only a good book can affect my emotions like that. Besides I didn’t have to worry about that
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This book was classic in two main ways. The first is that it was the classic intervention book in a series. You know that book where the main character is depressed and needs tough love and a shoulder to cry on to get them to accept their destiny? Yeah, this was that type of book.
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Where I enjoyed the previous Throne of Glass books I’ve read, this one is the one that truly got its hooks in me. Crown of Midnight was a roller coaster of emotions. This is one of those books that frustrated me so much that I loved every second of it. I had to remind myself
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After reading The Assassin’s Blade first, I’m not sure whether to call this the second or first book but anyway I’m just going to jump straight in. This book did a great job of getting me hooked on this series. So many interesting characters to meet and as always a new magic world to experience.
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